Refrigerator poetry is much easier! I don't do so well being directed, but it is interesting. Here's my fabulous creation:
Want to play? Same theme: "a vision for my future." Here are the blocks; I hope you can read them!
Have fun!
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Haiku
For Christmas, I got a set of Haikubes, which are word blocks you roll and create a haiku out of. You also roll for the theme of your poem. The haiku structure is 3 lines of 5 syllables/7 syllables/5 syllables.
Refrigerator poetry is much easier! I don't do so well being directed, but it is interesting. Here's my fabulous creation:
Want to play? Same theme: "a vision for my future." Here are the blocks; I hope you can read them!
Have fun!
Refrigerator poetry is much easier! I don't do so well being directed, but it is interesting. Here's my fabulous creation:
Want to play? Same theme: "a vision for my future." Here are the blocks; I hope you can read them!
Have fun!
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they tried her brother
following his lurid licks
shelter left behind
eww a little creepy. Too much Kay Scarpetta!
Creepy is right! Or perhaps tartan noir. I cheated on the haiku: my first "assignment" was a rant on the state of the world, and all the cubes were things like "killing" and "death" and I decided to try again.
Whoa, this is hard when there is a theme AND the poem has to be a haiku!
I'm not entirely certain if the second image contains cubes to be used, so I only used cubes from the first image:
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an empty fortune
left behind boy shines window
swimming timidly
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How are the blank cubes to be used? (Can one be stacked on top of two cubes to chop off the end and beginning of the bottom cubes??)
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empty fortune tried
left behind to shelter his
lurid brother please
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Yes, the second image certainly does have usable words, I just couldn't fit them all into one photo and have it still be readable.
Nice haikus all round! I don't know what the blank cubes are for; it doesn't say. Maybe to put a space between thoughts instead of a period?
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